The Wall Street Journal has launched a special Indian edition of its wsj.com to enlarge business operations in the highly potential Asian market. A press release said that WSJ is expanding its Indian Edition to "provide users a more regionally relevant experience with streamlined navigation and added multimedia features."
Information for the Indian Edition is sourced from the WSJ news bureaus from the New Delhi and Mumbai. The news site provide insight information on current affairs of India along with very valuable data on Indian and Asian markets for investors.
Similar to the wsj.com, many articles available on the Indian Edition are accessible only by the paid subscribers. To get one year full access to the site you have to pay Rs. 10,500/- or you can subscribe for Rs.19,950.00 to get 2 years of full access.
WSJ is also working hard to launch a print version of Indian edition of the paper if the government increases the FDI limit in newspapers from 26 per cent to 49 per cent.